A: Hey there! What's up?
B: Not much, just catching up on some news.
A: Oh, you should check out what happened in LA last night!
B: What was it about?
A: The mayor declared a partial curfew due to some unrest related to ICE raids. It's expected to last for a few days.
B: Wow, that sounds serious. Why did they do this?
A: Well, there have been protests against Trump's immigration policies for a while now. But on Monday night, things got violent with looting and vandalism, so the mayor had to declare a state of emergency.
B: I see. That's unfortunate...
A: Yeah, it's been chaotic. The clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement haven't helped either. There's also been property damage and theft.
B: And the military is involved?
A: Actually, about 700 Marines sent by Trump are nearby, waiting to be deployed. But California's governor has filed an emergency motion in court to block them from helping with immigration roundups in the city.
B: Wow, that's a lot going on! Let's hope things calm down soon.
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Los Angeles imposed a partial curfew Tuesday evening in response to escalating unrest tied to raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.
Mayor Karen Bass says it is expected to stay in place over the next several days.
Bass said the move had been under consideration for several days, but after the violence that took place on Monday night, accompanied by looting and vandalism, "we reached a tipping point and declared a state of emergency."
The move follows days of protests in Southern California's biggest city against President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.
The rallies have led to clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement as well as property damage and theft.
US news outlets say about 700 Marines sent by Trump to assist the National Guard are near Los Angeles, awaiting deployment.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has filed an emergency motion in federal court to block the National Guard and Marines from supporting the federal roundup of undocumented migrants in the city.
B: Not much, just catching up on some news.
A: Oh, you should check out what happened in LA last night!
B: What was it about?
A: The mayor declared a partial curfew due to some unrest related to ICE raids. It's expected to last for a few days.
B: Wow, that sounds serious. Why did they do this?
A: Well, there have been protests against Trump's immigration policies for a while now. But on Monday night, things got violent with looting and vandalism, so the mayor had to declare a state of emergency.
B: I see. That's unfortunate...
A: Yeah, it's been chaotic. The clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement haven't helped either. There's also been property damage and theft.
B: And the military is involved?
A: Actually, about 700 Marines sent by Trump are nearby, waiting to be deployed. But California's governor has filed an emergency motion in court to block them from helping with immigration roundups in the city.
B: Wow, that's a lot going on! Let's hope things calm down soon.
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Los Angeles imposed a partial curfew Tuesday evening in response to escalating unrest tied to raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers.
Mayor Karen Bass says it is expected to stay in place over the next several days.
Bass said the move had been under consideration for several days, but after the violence that took place on Monday night, accompanied by looting and vandalism, "we reached a tipping point and declared a state of emergency."
The move follows days of protests in Southern California's biggest city against President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.
The rallies have led to clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement as well as property damage and theft.
US news outlets say about 700 Marines sent by Trump to assist the National Guard are near Los Angeles, awaiting deployment.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has filed an emergency motion in federal court to block the National Guard and Marines from supporting the federal roundup of undocumented migrants in the city.
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Summary
In Los Angeles, a partial curfew was enforced due to escalating unrest linked to ICE raids. The curfew was declared by Mayor Karen Bass and is expected to continue for several days. This decision followed violent protests against President Trump's immigration policies, which led to looting,
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URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20250612_04/
Date: June 12, 2025
Created: 2025/06/13 08:58
Updated: 2025/12/08 03:41
Last Read: 2025/06/13 21:26